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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
rrArs oy MAINE.

COUNTY ~ OXFORD, s..-Bs.ri % Coun,J
Coamissio.srs. ssytsntsf ssssi0a, ~
upoa the fofssoinE l.stitioa. sstisi.etory s,t
9sacs hsslng bssa received that the petluensr'
arr respo.si6ls. sni that ingsfy tuis the mssi. Of
thsif agplicsiioa 10 sxpstisat.i u 10 Or1sr.d lhal
The Coanty Commlssionsfs meet 81 the Kim
ltosss. IN sorssy. % tharsdsr. The tssuti
ssvsalh dsy % Oxtetsf nsst a. tee "a 80
eiocs A. NJ. and thfrcf gfv<sei 90 VIZ
Ne route msailoasi 10 saii petlil9a. imne
dstsiy stsr -hieA Vts-, hearing u ne lsarts.
snd their witnesses rill - had az sons eootsu'
eat Place In tn ,isinliy ant sseh other ssssrs.
,.kss In the yrsuai.ss - the Comnlssionsrs shall
lsass propsf. Anduh farther orisrsd that noilos
ofths lime glses sni parposs u the Con nissoasf
mee,laE afofssaii b si1sn % all psrsoas and cor
tofatlsss Interested ~ csasinf sttsstsd copies o
sali pstitioa and 81 this order ihsreon 20 .
ssrVsi spoa The Cisfs OF The toun u
sorx.y. ani slss po.tci 10 10 thros puhli,
vlsess 10 ssli tysn AL Tsblshs'i lhrss
~esls successfully IN ihs Oxford ptm.
csrsi. . sssspapsr Vfintsi al Parts, ~ sad
coaaty of Osfori. The arsi % ssif psbliesiion.
AT e.eh Oi ths vthsf noticss, ~ D. made, ssfsed
sn POSTED 81 leasg thifty days bsfore said tins Of
nestlns. % the col that all psfsons and eorpofa
tioas mar then ant there apps.f and shss essss
II asy thsy hs5s. the fsJsf % said psiitionsf'
.hosli Dot D. sfanisi.
Attest ALBERT =. AUSTIN. Clsfk.
A tive CogJ Of sAli rstiIioa AL order Of Court
Attest, ALnEKr :. AUSTIN. cisrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

4 LEAGUE GANE -Msusgsr SPsnes IL
Arranging g. have The csn,sa game oi
ball Lrsgus Taff~ ar - May rams-
% get tn ganss played bsfofc the close
OF he SEASON THIS vi'i D. ~ smhl
credit ~ ~ gruuBi. - csntin sni The
marssvrs wii hsvv ihs ErOunfs iu rice
condition Ole ihlas surr ihsY all -.
eslVv grand welcome ~ he lovers oi
sp1fts. such ws'cofns - Ter =. nanpsrs
src cpss srn-d. tat NJ ca'liy u the
state can sxcsL B.lE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

ANDRoscOGGN VALLEY Fam This fair
viii b. held a. Canton driving park, Tues
day. w.dns-isy snd Thaf.isy. SIP, 20,
"a sud - tn u Fan X u ill ran
,pscl,l trsins each DAY. l-svirg VI chshlc
Fall. Al : Is a n sFrlvlug ~ m pwk 81
SIS R-iufning iets- pax Al 90 = g.
enuu.ciiug 9Th traits Cor Sluih Paris and
Nur~sy EScarsian 'icksi- irc'uiloe sd'
mi.sisn 1, rtff. from MrchNnic Fall.
81 On. Wet Miu0t % cynis. Eusi Hebron
IS csu's. Bacsd % Is cents. Ets, Suml'r
IS csnt.. H,riinrd 60 csri. Sioglr fsf-
fra.n South pafis ~ N,chsnlc Falls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

MArNE VErEKAS Association OF
MASSACHUSETTS, The reunion u the
Maine Ns;srsn AssceiA,ioa o. MlssA-
ehussii.. With .reh soldiers and citizens
q Maine ss Nil join. nil Be- held 10
Haverhill. Mass. GA Thursday and
Friday. sept 29;h and j0;h There
will Be grand camp SIRE sad bal dur
ing The iwo evenings. AID ca Friday a
grand par sde. in which All the military
aad secret societies will join. ard a
steamboat excursion 20 Black Rocks And
bis elan bake. Governor Bodsen q
Maine. AID Governor Ames q Mass,
With many other Distinguished guests.
~il Be present. The sons AID daughters
u Maize. residing In HAverhill. are
making every sf5r; make this biz time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
ALnERT \. AUSTIN. clsr

~ As Hg-erslis C',-aiy oca~i'''sss'' ~ a.
C0safs - orferf
gssp~stfaTy repressai M usifrtisnsi. legal
soisrs q ne losGs 81 sfis. Oxfgfi al iieoron,
~ s.li Co.nty ofOxiofi. ih,t Vablic coaveuisnes
ssi bscss.liy rqars the io.ie-iss described a.
Isfsthoa. 10 The c5uaty Feats la ssii toaaiy
lsatisf non south Pan. Nllsss 10 ssti Pare. 70
IIsefcn Aesfsmr ~ eat ilsofon, snf ihence
soath. thfossh school, bisfici. nee. aad =. 70
.stt Hebfoa, D. AnifoteoEsia Clsaty itns. va
Flrt. b. eOmme,clns ns.' NJ uppsr bihiss
otsf stoay Brook. 10 south Paris Nillsse. thsnss
rasulns arsuni NJ ncrth fssifiJ base ~ SlsfA
llI. sosiilsf. ani loisfss stins sail tosaiy foae
4 n ths ssstsriy base % sait hi.
foeond. tT bssianing "a The westerly base u
stS.sli nul. - called. 10 ssii fNis. theme run
siaE srouaf soathsrly bass ~ sd Nh shf intsr
.esiiss s.ii ooaaiy rOai 81 The sa''sriJ bsss
Tnb1. bJ bssisninE At NJ westerly base ~ ne
,isa % iaad rear vtsfe the higtSsf lssi,
rsm sah road - Hale Fool. IN sad fuis.
funrlns thsnrs sfcuui me souihsfii base ~ ishi
flse ~ lsti aai inierssstirg sail eoaniT foad ca
be sssisriy t.se thereof. IN sait Paris.
Foarfh, ~ bssinninE ttaf The stsicflI base
q The MI ~ sAli cUuntT foAt. tutsted soath'
esstsfiY ~. sni nsff Ne rssiltuet Of sJltahu.
n. ne.fce. In fsii iistron. thstcs rshtias tfoani
tas sofia sasisfly base % sAli ALL All iaterssct
ag .ah cosaiI Toid scar the rssidsses Of ne late
Lsvi Maxim.
Fin1. ~ besiaaiss Al o, scar ths westerly
ass OF he step hlll 10 ssi coantg foA'. sisu.
sisi shoIt dlitasee westerly 81 The fesiisncs u
sss isls pea. Jo.sph Bsnos,, In sah iisbrOa ,
thsuos ranalnE north sastsfiy rount saif hiii
al lnisrssetinT ne oo.ntf rad af1fes.ii. led.
90 frCm lltbfCn Acadf0Y o. AnifotCosgln
4 0sntY Lac, rear The III rvn AesdsmF boAl dag
tsuss called tk a. II usse House. ia ssf iiebroa.
slxIf, ~ bfslHanE 81 he noIthsfiy base ol
the Df. Carr I'LL. 90 sallsi, Ia sail lAst namsi
ssunty rOt In SAID Iltbfon. bsaf The festistce %
IsoaAfd Dunhams thfres fuasins arOaai ne
~ssisfly has, Of said Nil. sad inisfseeiins SAD
sauaty rOai near the fssiie1ee 81 tke late r.
Cheslsy. IN sad iieoron-
ssseath, ~ boz nfiaE Al the noflhefly base %
.IIssylIg Yard IiiIl, 90 called, 10 sah county
red, opposite The Olf Roosft Oloter festisnce.
IN ssld uetfon. tteaee Iunting sfOsni The wet
sfly tasc Of sad BIN AMI iaierseetisg ssii coapiJ
fosi near the rssiieHee % tt,si.i hsutl, IN
said lisbfon.
sIssih, b. besianirg In .ss coasty roai near
N. bouss 81 DANIEL backnam. In sai iebrou.
thercs funnlrg Ihroush the NAllet on the east
sfly SIDE oi saif c0usty road aud ln1r.osins sail
sosaty road NJ 90 seH the iOOt q school iioase
liut. IN ssld school DistTct NO. In ssf iIetrOa.
Anf youf peiilioasrs fray that Iouf u0eofs
sll visw saL wsv ani vii alter the sane 81
abSss n the lotnss above named, snd discoa
coslinas ssy porlioGs Of ssi waT eoa'i'ssnt win
saA alterations.
IIsbros, Aug. -. iSs.
A. nIAnll an1 Al Oshsfa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
ifIRRfED.

A. Nor.sr. srqifua,efs, ~ Rsy. W. ". Ii,.csf
~ uraaa. ~ orr,hau 4. -. of nsfioa. AL Mo-
kuma 4. Anifrss ~ Ncr~sy.
m FaIs. -srifu,~r a. ~ Re- q. Nsya. NJ.
Csafrs ". Creskrii AL Me- isea.r l. ru..ii. lash
If fans.
IA fey,n, 80 "a. NJ saassr Ela,,ai AT Me-
Carts q. Waikrf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

Nath tAnlnliN1 OF t1f NAfufi NNantN Acfi'
csliaral Society. Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday % usxi Nssf. Sep; e., = an
%
UEsT pAN.
In tie f5rcuoon r,ceiviug. suiefisg AM
arranging stock AIT articles Cor sxhibltiou.
AL persons are rtq1ested 10 observe t1is,
and have Whatever they propose 20 sx.
hibli In The Hall, entered a. early ~ poss-
ible.
A. O'Clock asa race. Purse sii5,
ss5, go, go. fouryear-old race. Purse
s5oi ESQ, si5, a..
SECOND pay.
Al 10 O'clock. Examination % ToEn
Teams
Alto O'Clock. Examination OF Horses
Al N O'Clock. al other Awarding Con-
mlItses vii attend 20 their duties.
All O'Clock, Stallion race. for al S,Ai.
lions kept a. stock horses 10 this County
during The season Of iss7. Purse s50; $40
go. si0. ; 90 race. Purse st5; se5,
SIS. a.. Threeyear.o.t race. Parse so !
sls. $40. a..
Az O'Clock. Draslag Mace Cor OIsa
glrthing less thsa On Ga. Immediately
after. Drawing Horses weighing 1000 rs
or over.
THIRD DAY
Al O'Clock. Drawing Oxsa gifthius
20 snd over. lnmedlstsly amer. Oxea
ca. Gin. Ani less than ~ Gsuis' Drv.
Ing Horses. Purse. SIS; 20, 10. 5. 2 80
race. Purse. go; 20. 80. 10.
All O'Clock Drawing Mttch Tor Horses.
Al I O'Clock Annual Meeting OF the
Az O'Clock. s''O race. Purse. sss, 20.
-. 10. Two-yeAroli race. Purse. so
rs. 10. 5. For colts two years old half
mile heats. bssttwo In three. Free for all.
Purse sl75; 100. 50. Is. $50 VII be
aided n the winning horse beats 80.
Entries In trOsting close Sept. e0th.
The Society can bat acknowledge the
generous support In The past. In mixing
The exhibitions attractive and successful,
and would solicit from All something Of
excellence. OF any curiosity 70 sustain The
reputation OF oxford COaniy Agricultural
Society Exhibitions
Manufacturers from al parts OF TIE
county are invited 10 furnish articles for
exhibition. II viii afford the very best
opportunity % advertise their predictions
Tickets OF admission may be had AZ the
Secretsry's Ofice Cor IS cents esch-ehll-
drsn 10 cents. One ticket viii secure the
admission OF Que person-tiekets 20 be
given 10 The gsts-kssper on entering.
Carriages with one horse only, viii Be
admitted for an extra Zee 90 twenty-five
cents for each admission. Persons riding
In carriages win be required 10 pay The
same fee A. others
The gsts-keeper viii admit persons
necessary 20 take care OF live stock. snd
drivers OF horses, only By their presenting
cards OF divlslon and class.
No other person VIII Be allowed 10 pass
without ticket
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

TiK survey Zoe the extension q The
Ramford Falls s. Back6sll Railroad
from Canton 70 .Ranford fslls. ~as
begun Jas; Tuesday morning Hon.
Parker SPofo'd o. Biek'Pcfi i chief
engineer. SuP,. Lincoln sAys that The
survey vii OoeuPy abou, three week.
and TIA, contracts fot bailling some
parts q the r0Ad vii probably Be made
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

To ns EoasraIls BEARD e( CS.sfs C0u.issle.er,
rtfAis asf ~ fAs Cosrfy = o<ford'
Respectfully represent. itc undefslsnsd, ell
sers sAi inhsb.tlals OF Ohfofd County. thAt com
ecu nv Vas thfoash the tosts OF 0reens0Of and
Bsthsl. IN ssd C5u8ty, cou msbeins Al o point IN
The hishwsy near ths sl0fe % "A u. Woofslm. IL
saki sfsen soOf. AMI ranalnx In n1ftheriT IL
rection b. The most FEASIBLE ro-ts. % p0lnt IN
the highway near ne dwelling h0afe of jaeoeA
Chase. In tslt HethfL Ihfy thereiore pray that
ysu view ssid route. and lceaie the sane. and ts
:" EbEs ssRisD asa - others.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

webb & WAX sli have returned nom
Boston with the largest stock OF clothing
ever shown Ia this part Of the Stale. lie
slre a-d look II over
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

S,vc,osf mrn-y sni trade A. The rsll,
hi- cioihlreh ln.v N a goes by the name Of
Norway niu- S'o-- You csn't help finf'
irr ihs place TO Maln ~ Norway, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

CT. Ji.t 90 i,fn The B'us S.nre aai
yoa piil uuf lat Nhu YOU want flr cloth
leg or ysurssif srd boys.
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All Kinds of lob Printing done at the Oxford Democrat Office
Valuable Timber Lands and Farm
. for Sale.

Dt vlsas o. satheriy ziven roe IN The vii q Dan
Vel Warren. late q wsisrferd. deceased. slsll ssl
a pablo sacicn, the premises. az North Water.
iS :, 4 90 Ihursdiy ths ga dsy o. Oct, 1857,
tslhlnr DO ssres. Tie Arm cuts sbDut rs ton. II
hay. horss, IS head q neat cattle and rs sheep
...s -Ia,,r,d spes Ne g.e. ne Winter q lsss .aa
place The fai q lisa. sni the smoant can b. In.
creased individually. Ihs farm IL slfsafsi oae mile
from North W1srford Village. and nine niles nom
the q. 4. H.. station, a Sorvsy, oonveaisnt n
schools and eharyhss. There 10 ah,uf $4,000 q
spruce timber. and ieco.oOl Il hsmicsk and 100 ooe
ofplnf timber On the premises. besides large guam.
tflss 81 beech. kemlok and ash erovth. Il VII b.
soif With 90 vitho.t the timber. and entire 90 In
parcels. " saf purchasers. Also % the SANE day.
and a the s&ln< plsce. 81 The u-c<t v.lasb.s
white pine timber lands In MNps. slfnsfsi IN Water
brd end Alhssy estimated % ,ut soODooo 10 t.eo,.
o. fssf q White pine timber. Also poplar. ssh Hai
hsssvccd IN sbundznce. evoked River fo~s
through The lands In Albany.
Bethel, r<rt. tth, Isl.
L. W. WOODBURY.. Executor.
en- woExEzI, Aucsissssr.
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nrcI1rN.. AnNIr. SAlvn

L,ms llu.i hues gloves =, III B.us
Sior.. Ssf~sY. Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

Aiotso Day. tountsd on the
north bS lasd al Jessie
sargent. east 81 Highway.
-. b. rortrr toun line. el-2 ~ "
Chas. dyer. krosn - he
siaeoB DJsr fsrn. bogud.
"a % the north BY ilni %
lsiah pAJi eat BY land Of -, -.
sc. bay, i" ~ ~
Lcantsr Gfesnlsw, OF ostU
unkn9xn situated Ia fOfks
81 road lsAdisg % Eslon a
q. Coles land. :. n
Hlira n. HAL, tOundei On
the north by lsni OF ,. =.
fefkinsi ssu by Goshen
Road; s1uth by lard q.
Cole west by latd Of -
mon ilsnscom. 30 l43 sG
Lewis O'Dfi0n. o. 0Ensr ne.
knows, bosnfet Os The
norh by land % q. u.
Bean tsst BY road to ~
ram sosth ~ hnd % nj
yiea lAIsi ~'s, bJ iAsdof -. 80
\. q. Lane. - 10 1eV
Ephralm sAnboTn. being az
81 the Cyrus itglis boz
ioi. so-elli, nsdivlief,
banded On tie north BY
road from West Dsumark
20 rryttarE east b. lander
\. Lord and othsrsi scah
By saeo River west By
land Of wm Bean. 81 20 SIS
Young and spring. vooi sni -.
timber. % 10
iirowsasii, sep. c, is7.
wM. DOrNrUS, rrsls OF Bfssaasii-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

Il r.ri.. ssf,s-,.f IS No. tsy 4 IIs-ls,.
sd tsYsars. uloufss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
NV EMBELLISHMENTS.

tnlnfF -.
IT, IrtItIL
Wa ga r. b. thr f.r
NrFrII.rs
~Irr
rI1rlla Ir.'gs
hruruhTf Ih.s.
- 49,
Ne 49, l0n1lrrf
la
Nuflcs fTarcl l,sarr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
Nou.rtcsldent Tn,cs.

IN the Town Of nrJsLheii. In the Iocriy OF GA
fCrf, Cor the year les.
The following list % taxes on real estsie OF non
resident owners In ths town Brosnheid, Toe The
year ls,s In bills committed % broasht,n bArleti
Col % tanes Zoe SAID town. on the lsth daT OF juns
isesB has ten retained by him 10 me A. remain.
ing unpaid on the 18th day Of June. lss7. By he
certincsis of that date. and nov remain unpaid,
aud notice IL hereby given that sail tates. AL
OF ssid Iowa within elshteeg mouths nom the date
Of the commitment Of lhs sad blils,so mach ofthe
real estate tsxsd As will be sufcieut % pay the
amount due therefor, Including inierest AMI
charges, will without further notice b. sold AZ
pabiIc auction az the Town Hall In sail toun, on
he l7th daJ Of Ds,smbfr. 1881, a. o'e o'eloes IN
sfldtOor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
NE cOrNfY TAIR

The follosins i The programme OF The
ash exhibition ofthe Oxfort Couniy Agri.
cgltarsi Society, Tuesday, wednesday and
Thursday % usxi Nstf. Sep, e., - AM
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Malice Of Foreclosure.

NVbs' W
NlrTiEREAs. Edsad liaishsiisf sni Eii-oa
w iisichelisr. 18Th u listhsl. In n toaaiy ~
Otfri ksi rtafs IT Msne. ~ their usnrigage deed,
dsfed ne ssccni lay ~ AuEusi. A. ID is,e. sni ~
cOfdsd Ia ths Oaf.rd Rsgisty u Dss,is, lcok slo.
pase -. couvcyed o a.. The untersr.e, certain
hsthsl lliu. ani loanlsd kni dssrribsi - filoss,
VIA nsginnng ~ polni whtrs The eAsisflY ine q
Chapman street iutsrsects viii The souih lins ~
~ rad street. theme eastefiy thfts AMI one bail
rArssl with he tsstefly ibe Il Chapman street O.
at u Samuel IN. ltllhfuok. thrnre westerly bfes
ani onshaif rods ssit fhilorook's hns, q said
Charman street. tksnce northsrly On said Chapman
rfrrst a. hsund h~gan a.. And uhfrtas. the cou
dfon II sai uarir sage has been broksn, uos, thsrs
fore ~ reason Of he bfrach ofths coaioa thereof
ut claim forsclosury n sal lnortgsg.
PISCkNEl BrRNIiAM,
sANUEI. ~. fiiif.Bi.OOk,
Nv a. n. IirEnICk, nnEIR ArroRstr.
Dated september sth, 1881.
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FOR SALE.

oas A. W. Gr.y'. sen.' t-ehor.s ps-u nfs.h
lnr rnarhlnes. Beea run tso ssa.sas. Apply q
J.E BARTLETT.
IlrnnnS. MAINE
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SANFORD'S GINGER,
tn. r.lIsisss ssmm'r nsdisi.s.
sUrREME JUDICIAL COURT.

NIIIlINI ILIItINIl NVINIs
unFonn tUrNrfs
CLEhk's OFFfCn.
PARIS, Ne. Nftlt. ilih, 1871.
Nof.rs :. hsrsLy ritea that Dyrua N. ~fnai, q
Slmnsf In saii Coanty. has Sled ln this enifs. ~
arplrsfon o. ainilsslcn 20 pflrcs las u tht Ccafs
Il ihs STATE. a ths OF Isrin, A. -, III,
ALBERT =. AUSTIN, CtnAk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

Tnr Bar S,LvE 10 m sorli Zoe cais.
Bruises. S,f.s. ulcsfs. Salt IN, ava. Fever
slfus. r,it q. ChapPa ii,ul.. caiihltin.,
Clfu.. All sfl Skln Efu9ilons. aui pl.l
iivsiy carss P.lc-. % 20 pay required IL
l. guNranicei n 10. perfect Satisfaction.
or money r,fa1i-f Price % Goats per
box FOR al A. ye.' Drss Store, Nor
MaN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20
LOST.

On hass.lsy, September ~. % The rosi between
Paris All Otfsrd 10y wsy Il serwy ,liisgsl .
rr.ylsh hrowa ltlmlsTa shasi. the finder ~ih y
OxFonD nrwoCnsT ofct.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

Bay your o,,rvoa ofwsbb a wAk,nsld
Norwsy, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-20

.
This eaaiaiA has proved very popular
wherever gwen. There should be fall
house. Admission rs cents; children
under IL. 10 cents. Doors open q, q;
% comnsnoe a. 3.
The Baptist people are busy making
preparations Tor their association. which
occurs a. this place Sept sO.h 70 e2nd.
4 n Marshall has moved into II. ".
Bolster's rcst on High Street, lately oceu.
ple,i By wiz Edwards.
Wi DOten and wife are visiting for =
few weeks al bis fathers, a. Walnut HI,
North Yarmouth.
We would suggest ths, the street lead
lag from this village 20 Paris Hill. BY the
park. known A. Water Street. be hereafter
called Park Street, and that the church on
that street be named the Park Street Bap-
list Church. Would such = change be both
pleasing and appropriated
Mrs. J. n. Briggs, OF Chicago. formerly
OF Paris, has been visiting friends In town
FOR q few weeks past.
Mrs. whltmsn's double tenement house
on Park % Street IL nearing completion.
Both rents were engaged some time ago,
the north side 20 Mrs. Swift. OF Water.
Vile, and the soath side 10 A. c. Dyer.
Several other houses are being built. bat
with rents IN good demand n high price
We wonder there are no. many more under
way.
Qaite . number from this place attended
the Advent Camp meeting a. Mechanic
Falls last Sunday.
Born, In Paris, Sept 18Th. 70 the wife
OF Almon Psnlsy, daughter.
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Dr. VoODBUUY'S lHrIDOfE

aa-ss r->--ss ,sI,sfl- . f..~fss<st s<-s>
sssS- sssi. 80 Ilis<,s. u s,'l-ss.
lsssss>s ssh s-i>gssr--- e......<s ,N<.<s.
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-14
Theater People and the Interstate Law.

NEW YORK, Sept 13.-It seems that the the
atrical companies are endeavoring to travel at
reduced rates on the plea, more ingenious than
ingenious that their members, when the
road, constitute family. ID. b. Farmer, gen.
sral manager of the Erie. does not think SO. and
has ordered his conductors not to accept 1000
mile family mileage tickets from itinerant thes-
plans whose only ties those of a managers
contract "Snce the enactment of the inter
state commerce law" said one of the officials of
the company yesterday. theatrical companies
have been casting around for some way in which
to evade 1t. If these people were all allowed to
succeed in their scheme, it would practically
travelling public that they formerly possessed"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-14
An Electric Railway Gate

BALTIMORE, Sept. 13.-The Toulmin Electric
Railway Gate Company gave public exhibition,
to-day at Beair Park, of their electrical con-
trivance for the protection of railway crossings,
which is destined to supersede the present
method of lowering and raising the gate by
hand The test of the apparatus was q prac-
teal one on four hundred feet of standard-rail
track, and was entirely successful. The Cross
ing protected by ordinary guard rail,
twenty-seven feet long, which is lowered from a
perpendicular position to a horizontal one across
the turnpike or street by the approaching train,
the electrical connection being made by the
CINE depressing lever alongside. and after the
tic
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-14
General and miscellaneous.

Cars are SO scarce with the Pennsylvania road
that the production of coke has been curtailed
until the car famine Is over.
The A. T. & S. r. has opened its extension
from Riverside to Santa Anna, and from Los
Angeles to Port Ballona for both passenger and
freight traffic.
1t is stated that the Union Pacific manage
ment is to make general overhauiing of its
passenger agents scattered over the country,
and that a number are to be removed.
The directors of the Wheeling & Lake Erie
road, at their meeting Monday last voted to
extend the road to the Ohio river. 1t now runs
from Toledo to Bowerstown
On the occasion of the centennial celebration
at Philadelphia the Pennsylvania road has de-
cided to portion of its trains into the West
Chester and F., w. q 3. depots. as the rush will
be too great to be Accommodated at the Broad
street station.
Eastern papers report that the locomotive
works unable to keep mp with their orders.
Nearly all the works have orders for engines
weighing from forty to sixty tons. In the last
few months southern roads have been large pur-
chasers of new engines, and now the New Englan
roads are sprucing up a good deal in this direc-
ton. and are buying engines OF special construc-
ton with view to speed.
The recent accidents on the Baltimore & Ohio
road have awakened it to the fact that it ls be-
hind the age in the way OF having passenger
trains and switches equipped with the latest ap-
planes avert accidents. 1t has decided to
comm it's messenger trains with the Westing-
house automatic air brake and drop the present
non automatic Loughridge brakes 1t Will also
adopt better system of signals
The Chicago & North western tss decided to
retard at least for the present, such active con-
struction work as has been carried on during
the past year. the more important construc-
ton work on the western part of the line for the
past few months has been done in Nebraska. Da-
kota and Wyoming. No less than four extern
sions aggregating over three hundred miles.
eaye just been completed in Nebraska.
1.-THE Cleveland & Canton road" says the Bos-
ton Advertiser, lis being extended to the
anthracite coal fields, a distance of one and
onehalf miles" The fact is that the &. d O.
road is several hundred miles from the anthra-
cite coal fields. and is building q branch one
and one half miles in length to an ordinary
bituminous coal mine in Ohio More wholesale
lying has been done to boom the Cleveland 81
Canton road than was known on some of
the largest enterprises that have been carried on
in this country.